Refund Policy

Undergradaute students, withdrawing from all courses within a term, must officially withdraw from classes in writing to the Dean of Undergraduate Academics. The Dean will determine the official withdrawal date for tuition and fees.

Students must officially withdraw from housing and/or the meal plan in writing to the Office of Student Housing and Dining Services. The Office will determine the official withdrawal date for housing and meal plans (which may be different than the date determined by the Dean).

All tuition, fees, housing and meal plan charges will be reversed on the official withdrawal date and will be calculated from the official opening date of the semester in accordance with the following schedules (meal plans follow same schedules):

Regular Academic Semester

Through the first day of the semester (less deposits)

100%

After the first day of the semester through the second week of the semester

90%

After the second week of the semester through the fourth week

50%

After the fourth week of the semester through the seventh week

25%

Thereafter

0%

Summer Sessions

Through the first day of classes (less deposits)

100%

After the first day of the session through the first week of the semester

Federal laws and regulations mandate a formula for the reduction of financial aid received from the federal government when students fail to complete at least sixty percent of the semester. All Federal Direct Student and Parent Loans, Perkins Loans, Pell Grants and FSEOG (Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants) are reduced as follows: